AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWildlife & Community: Delaware Shorebird Project counts show red knots fattening during spring migration, with Mispillion Harbor regularly topping 1,000 and peaking near 3,000 birds. Public Safety: New York is expanding a “Check Your Height, Know It’s Right!” campaign (July 27–31) to prevent bridge strikes, with more states joining and an 8-point violation in place. Legal & Tech: A Delaware Superior Court judge lets Robby Starbuck’s AI defamation case against Google’s Bard move forward, keeping claims alive over alleged false sexual assault links and other outputs. Politics & Rights: AG Jay Jones joins a coalition suing the Trump White House over counterterrorism and emergency funding conditions tied to sharing voter data with DHS and assisting immigration enforcement. Delaware Culture & History: Woodburn Hall’s First Saturday programs highlight African American history and civic equality, while Abbott’s Mill restoration work is set to reopen for interpretive programming. Local Sports: UD men’s soccer drops a 2026 promotional calendar with giveaways, themed nights, and discounted tickets. Arts: “Peaking Beneath the Paint” brings Georgia O’Keeffe conservation discoveries to the BSMA.
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